Man, you know he had you beaten on the flop and the turn. Either trip aces with the flush or top two with the flush.

But his bets are pricing you in. If he would have done a full raise on the flop it would be a tough call unless you only had him on a set.

But with those small raises and 8 outs - two of which you know will destroy him - you can't fold.

I dont like youe push on the turn though. You have to figure he had the nut flush draw and some kind of made hand. If guys that good are pricing in calls it is usually because they want calls.

Oh WTF do I know I have never played anyone that good, that was just my impression reading it, even before I saw his hand.